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Why Fly to Tijuana?Tijuana is one of Mexico’s largest cities, and it’s growing fast. San Diego’s south-of-the-border sister city is one of the nation’s economic powerhouses and most visited locales, though it has cultivated an unabashedly seedy reputation. The Tijuana saloons that served as havens during the Prohibition Era eventually gave way to a salacious red light district, cut-rate pharmacies and other indulgences unavailable in the U.S., but there’s much more to this border town. Check for cheap flights to Tijuana or nearby San Diego to find out for yourself all that it has in store.
Which Airlines Fly to Tijuana?If you’re flying directly into Tijuana, you’ll land at General Abelardo L. Rodriguez International Airport (TIJ). Tijuana’s airport is not directly connected to U.S. cities, however, and making connections in farther-away airports in Mexico City, Guadalajara or other well-connected Mexican cities will rarely save you time or money.
Tijuana Flight Tips It’s usually best to fly into San Diego International Airport, located just over ten miles north of the border. Though this airport is not a hub, it is served by all major U.S. airlines and is connected to roughly 40 cities throughout the country. Discount carrier Southwest Airlines accounts for nearly 40% of all flights, connecting more than 15 cities. Once you arrive in San Diego, you can choose from several forms of public or private ground transportation to Downtown Tijuana.
Quick Travel Guide to TijuanaThere’s no denying that Tijuana is a wild place, and visitors who want to verify the very wildest tales of weekends in this border stop usually have no trouble doing so. But in spite of this reputation, there truly is something for just about everyone in Tijuana, including historic landmarks, a thriving arts scene, astounding cuisine and friendly locals eager to welcome your visit. Beyond the action-packed tourist districts nearest the border, the quieter and more upscale Zona Rio area offers many ways to relax and learn about Tijuana’s lengthy and intriguing history. Its biggest attraction is the Tijuana Cultural Center, which is a sight to behold even from the street; the modern, spherical building is the most distinctive in the city. There are multiple attractions and exhibits to explore inside, including an OMNIMAX theater and the Museum of the Californias, which covers the history of the Baja and California regions from prehistoric times to the present. Another noteworthy Tijuana attraction that has drawn crowds since the 1920s is the Agua Caliente Racetrack, which once hosted Mexico’s most exciting horse races, but currently features greyhound racing. It remains a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. The most popular district among Tijuana tourists is Avenida Revolucion, a generally safe and well-traveled area packed with cantinas, nightclubs, souvenir shops and many of the more active hotels in Tijuana. Adult clubs are also common fixtures here, but Avenida Revolucion is still less risqué than Zona Norte and an out-in-front police presence helps keep the most salacious streets safe for visitors. |
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